is there any other /phebl of the public who had not spoken? my understanding is that this is something given that there is a positive reck /phepbl /tkaeugs that there has been outreach to the community. i know the district supervisor is supportive. i would support moving this forward with a positive recommendation if we have a motion. we have a motion by supervisor yee to move this item forward we can take that without objection. thank you very much. congratulations. if we can call item number four. >> item four is a hearing to discuss recent events of spry /hrepbls to the transgender /skphaoupbty. ty community. >> thank you. this is an item that i introduced -- the hearing request. and let me begin by saying that one of the most disturbing things that i have seen as a district supervisor in the last few years are some of the incidents around the violence targeting our transgender community and it pains me that the concentration of that violence has been in the mission. the mission is a very welcoming place and diverse neighborhood. but in thi

the point that i want to make sheer is this and this is not a personal point against any /phebl of the hate crimes unit. i appreciate that people have a job to do and we appreciate the work, but this is part of the frustration here. but i am grateful that we are talking about the mission station because captain has repeatedly proven himself to be very responsive to the residents of that neighborhood. the problem i have with the hate crimes unit is that i have to say it hasn't been, in my view, engaged in the level that it needs to be engaged. until now that captain said that they were here, my office had not even heard from them that they were coming. i had to call chief [inaudible] yesterday and ask them to make sure that they were here because i think that it would have been embarrassing if the hate crimes unit hadn't been present for this discussion. i don't think it's meaningful out reach to the transgender community and i think this is a big part of the problem and i really hope that the situation changings. i know that [inaudible] is committed to this issue, i know captain is com

my name is ava, i am a board /phebl of the jewish community [inaudible] in the san francisco bay area. i'm here to remind you that our communality stands behind inclusivity of all families, no matter their description, no matter their gender, no matter what they look like or come from. as we all know /-rbgsz and many of us believe, the holy one with many nails created um of us equal /hru. not only that, they have equal rights in front of the holy one and they must have equal rights here in this condition country. i hope you will do everything you can and tell /uls what it is we can do to support and comprehensive immigration bill that includes all families, all individuals. we are all part of the same people. thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker. >> good morning and thank you so much to super supervisor cam pos. california is a home to the largest population of immigration of immigrants in the united states. immigrants are family members, friends, neighbors and coworkers and many of us like myself are immigrants. california's communities need common sense immigration polici

i think the /phrafrpt -- i was a /phebl, as was the supervisor -- i think they're doing a wonderful job. i think they're addressing the transgender overall with training, going to schools, they recruit for transgender. i think the da has really focused on being able to be prosecute transgender hate /kwraoeupls when they find it. the problem become -- i think the school district's statistics are very telling and overlay them with individual who comes from another country, who may or may not have papers or may or may not be documented. we need to look at all the circumstances, not lgbt or [inaudible] dealing with those specific people and that specific population. when i meet with ruby rod e rodriguez's mother her mother sat down and said why is my daughter seen by this city and this country as a throw away soul. why do we see her as throw away? and i couldn't answer that because all the actions of the city that were happening at that time, this population was seen as a throw away. and /phaeupbl i'm being a bit harsh, but history seems to be repeating itself. we called a community meeting

we've gotten several pieces of legislation by assembly /phebl. the /tp*eurls allows the capture of the state share of tax increment to fund public improvements at pier 70 and we'll talk a little bit more about that within the pier 70 site. so i'm going to hand this over to emily. >> hi, good evening. so as you know in planning for the future of pier 70, the port has been looking at pier 70 as a series of sub years with /sraeurls strategies and priorities so starting in the north east corner one priority is to maintain the maritime use, the ship repair facility moving around counter clock wise port staff is hard at work creating [inaudible] cove park which will be funded largely by voter approved geo bond. to work toward rehabilitating that historic core. it looks like we'll be bringing a lease to you toward the beginning of next year. the northern portion of the hill sub area is port owned land that we'll talk about later. then toward the south is a privately owned parcel that the port is currently in negotiations in with [inaudible] to acquire.

i've met amazing people and amazing /phebls here in our community who have taught me great things. and i'm just but an ordinary san francisco citizen, but as i move through my life and accept that my life is here in san francisco i keep finding ways to be involved. i'm a mom, but i feel my first primary job should be to him, but he's use to this now. he knows i like to help community. he's doing some after school work, but he thanks you as well. i find myself as a small business owner struggling. i love to connect people to environment so that part is really good. it's really disturbing sometimes that i can have days go by with almost no foot traffic and literally seeing somebody handing out tickets to people who have come out to the district to shop. i found myself in a dilemma thinking how is this going to work. meanwhile as i work on my business there would be a crime down the street, say a 1000 pair of earrings from a small business owner. those were gone, there was no communication between /pher merchants that there was any crime on the street. we can't afford to have our live